The first-order decomposition of S206(g) to form SO3(g), has a half-life of 1.262 x 10 s at 45°C. How long will it take for 40% of a 0.34 M sample to decompose at 45°C?A. 728 sB. 8.42 x 10-4 sC. 406 sD. 1.68 x 10-3 sE. 9.34 x 104s

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The first-order decomposition of S206(g) to form SO3(g), has a half-life of 1.262 x 103 s at 45°C. How long will it take for 406 of a 0.34 M sample to decompose at 45°C? O A. 728 s O B. 8,42 x 10-4s O C. 406 s O D. 1.68 x 103s O E. 9.34 x 10-4s

The first-order decomposition of S206(g) to form SO3(g), has a half-life of 1.262 x 103 s at 45°C. How long will it take for 406 of a 0.34 M sample to decompose at 45°C? O A. 728 s O B. 8,42 x 10-4s O C. 406 s O D. 1.68 x 103s O E. 9.34 x 10-4s

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